The Cincinnati Bengals will open the preseason Thursday night against the Detroit Lions at Paycor Stadium.Head coach Zac Taylor said Joe Burrow and the starters will play, but not much.That means if anyone is going to put up big numbers, it’s likely going to be a backup – or a back end of the roster player who may not make the 53.Which is usually how it goes in the preseason in the last 10-15 years.Below are some of the top individual preseason performances since 2000.How many of these names do you remember?Rushing Yards128 – Quincy Wilson in a 20-3 win against the Colts in 2006 finale117 – Jarveon Williams in 2017 against the Colts103 – Rudi Johnson in 2002 against the Colts100 – Cedric Peerman in 2010 against the Colts100 – Rudi Johnson in 2002 against the Bills100 – Brandon Bennett in 2001 against the Bills92 – Corey Dillon in 2001 against the Colts90 – Jeremy Hill in 2014 against the Colts 87 – Curtis Keaton in 2001 against the Bears81 – Boom Herron in 2013 against the TitansReceiving Yards121 – Lawrence Hamilton in 2003 against the Colts114 – Jerome Simpson in 2008 against the Lions100 – Chris Henry in 2009 against the Saints100 – Ron Dugans in 2002 against the Saints99 – Kelley Washington in 2003 against the Colts96 – T.J.Houshmandzadeh in 2006 against the Packers93 – Trenton Irwin in 2022 against the Rams.91 – Kwamie Lassiter in 2022 against the Giants89 – Kendric Pryor in 2022 against the Cardinals86 – Chris Henry in 2007 against the LionsPassing Yards253 – Jake Dolegala in 2019 against the Colts.239 – Scott Mitchell in 2000 against the Lions219 – AJ McCarron in 2015 against the Colts216 – McCarron in 2017 against the Colts206 – Kyle Shurmur in 2021 against the Dolphins192 – Carson Palmer in 2003 against the Colts190 – Jake Browning in 2022 against the Cardinals184 – Akili Smith in 2000 against the Bears179 – Carlson Palmer in 2004 against the Patriots171 – Carson Palmer in 2004 against the FalconsAnd if you’re wondering about the best performances against the Bengals (since 2015), here they are:Rushing Yards113 – Charcandrick West, Chiefs, 2017111 – Emanuel Wilson, Packers, 202395 – Ryan Nall, Bears, 201871 – Jaret Patterson, Washington, 202168 – Sean Tucker, Buccaneers, 2024Receiving Yards122 – Alex Bachman, Giants, 2022116 – Laquon Treadwell, Colts, 202590 – Daniel Brown, Bears, 201889 – Mitch Tinsley, Washington, 202385 – Duron Carter, Colts, 2015Passing Yards343 – Reid Sinnett, Dolphins, 2021263 – P.J. Walker, Colts, 2018252 – Tanner McKee, Eagles, 2025219 – Tyler Bray, Bears, 2018217 – Stephen Morris, Colts, 2016Sign Up For Our DAILY Newsletter for More Free Coverage of the Cincinnati Bengals Delivered to You DirectlyAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow